Roomful

Changelog

Every release, newest first.

  1. v0.8.0September 5, 2026

    A pass over every surface.

    • Home now runs as one continuous timeline by day, instead of split into separate sections.
    • Discover takes less scrolling to reach a real event, with a preview you can open right on the card.
    • The card editor: edit on one side, watch your actual card update on the other as you type.
    • The calendar toolbar now only shows the controls that make sense for whatever view you are on.
    • A full walkthrough page, with real footage of the product in use.
    • Message requests: send a note to someone before you are connected. A pass on it is invisible, exactly like a declined connect.
  2. v0.7.0September 4, 2026

    One calendar for everything.

    • The calendar became a page of its own: tasks, a plain-language quick add ("lunch friday 1pm"), and your Google Calendar events, all in one grid.
    • Meeting approvals dock straight into the calendar instead of living apart from it.
    • A sixth app theme, Mono: ink and paper, no colour.
    • Plans and pricing appear on the landing page. Nothing charges yet, and everything you can already do stays free.
    • Registration forms can show or hide a question depending on how an earlier one was answered.
    • Real event cards on Home and Discover, with a cover image, the host name, and how many people are going.
    • The card gained a back: your name and bio up front, your event declaration on the flip side.
  3. v0.6.5September 4, 2026

    Drag your calendar. Command it too.

    • Block out personal time right on the calendar: drag to create it, drag to move it, drag to resize it.
    • A command palette, Cmd+K or Ctrl+K, to jump to a date, switch views, or search what is on your calendar.
    • The month view got colour: each kind of event carries its own dot, and a line marks the current time.
    • Hosts reviewing applicants get an AI assist that reads through answers and drafts notes, with a person still deciding.
  4. v0.6.1September 3, 2026

    Appearance, easier to find.

    • The app theme picker moved to Settings, Appearance, next to light and dark, where people actually went looking for it.
  5. v0.6.0September 3, 2026

    A new look, Verdant.

    • The default look became Verdant, a warmer, green-forward palette, carried through the app, the emails and the icons.
    • Five app themes to choose from in Settings, including the old look for anyone who preferred it.
    • A new mark in the header and on every icon.
    • The landing page redone in a warm, print-inspired language: a torn ticket stub, real QR codes, the guarantee written out in full.
    • Sign in, terms and privacy pages carry the same look.
  6. v0.5.0September 2, 2026

    The floor comes to the desktop.

    • A real desktop calendar and a day-by-day booking page, instead of a phone layout stretched wide.
    • Card themes: pick a palette for your card and it carries through everywhere it is shown.
    • Discover and the floor both grew real desktop layouts of their own.
    • An open-to-talk switch right on the event page, so you can declare before doors open.
    • Multiple schedules and named booking types, each with its own questions and duration.
    • Before an event you are going to, an email and a notification point out a few people worth looking for, with a one-line reason why.
    • Calendar invites now arrive as a real file attached to your confirmation email.
  7. v0.4.0August 29, 2026

    The doors open.

    • Went live at its own address, with real email delivery for every notification and confirmation.
    • Create and publish an event: RSVPs, a waitlist, QR check-in with a boarding-pass or badge-style ticket, and a recap afterward.
    • The floor: declare what you are working on, what to ask you about, and what you want from the evening, then connect with people in the room. A decline is never shown to anyone.
    • Your own booking page: set your hours, pick a meeting type, and let people book time with you.
    • Registration questions for hosts, with an approval step before a guest is confirmed.
    • Speak or paste what you want your card to say and it turns into your three lines, always within the character limit, never cut off mid-word.
    • Turn your card discoverability on or off, and reach people with a connect code.